Binton Road, Stratford-Upon-Avon

A unique chance to acquire a bespoke build Scandi-Hus constructed in a most skilful fashion and located in the popular village of Welford on Avon. The property is highly interesting in terms of its construction as was built in Switzerland and made entirely from natural materials including the finest of Swiss timbers. From there, it was ultimately exported over to the U.K in the 1980's.The house in its current form offers a kitchen with an impressive Aga, utility room, living room with superb solid fuel fire, family dining room / large home office, ground floor shower room, three / four bedrooms and first floor bathroom. The property also has its own wrap around gardens. From most outlooks the property enjoys lovely scenic views. The property has also been raised up as a safe preventative for any breaches of the marina waters.It should be noted that there is an agricultural tie restriction on this property. Please see details below for an understanding of what this entails.What is an Agricultural Tie?An agricultural tie is a planning condition or obligation placed, by the Council, upon the planning permission for a house built in the open countryside where development would not normally be permitted.The tie seeks to restrict occupancy of the dwelling to those employed in certain jobs.The planning permission will only have been granted because someone was able to demonstrate an essential need to live close to their place of work in either agricultural, forestry or equestrian employment.Agricultural/forestry/equestrian occupancy conditions are still being imposed today, thus they remain valid and have a place in the planning system.Since their introduction when the first Town and Country Planning Act first came into force in 1948 they have been worded in various forms with varying meanings and requirements.The current model condition specifically requires that: The occupation of the dwelling shall be limited to a person solely or mainly working, or last working, in the